1910 - 1919Other Shakespeare performances
2-30 August 1919
The Tempest (etc.)
| Location | Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, UK |
|---|---|
| Plays performed | The Tempest; The Winter's Tale; Julius Caesar |
Programmes
1. Programme
| Date | 2 August 1919 |
|---|---|
| Play(s) | Julius Caesar |
| Production Date(s) | August 2nd 1919 to 30th August 1919 |
| Venue | Shakespeare Memorial Theatre |
| Venue address | Stratford-Uopn-Avon |
| Producer | W. Bridges Adams |
| Stage Manager | G. Hannam-Clark |
| Scene Designer | George Legge, Jun. |
| Costume Designer | Herbert Norris |
| Choreographer | Leah Hanman |
| Music Director | Albert Cazabon |
| Document ID | ET-D852 Original record |
| Held by | The British Library |
| Notes | Shakespeare Summer Festival. Chairman of organising committee was Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson. Music composed by Albert Cazabon. |
2. Programme
| Date | 2 August 1919 |
|---|---|
| Play(s) | The Tempest |
| Production Date(s) | August 2nd 1919 to August 30th 1919 |
| Venue | Shakespeare Memorial Theatre |
| Venue address | Stratford-Upon-Avon |
| Producer | W. Bridges Adams |
| Scene Designer | George Legge |
| Costume Designer | Herbert Norris |
| Choreographer | Leah Hanman |
| Document ID | ET-D853 Original record |
| Held by | The British Library |
| Notes | Shakespeare Summer Festival. Chairman of the organising committee Sir Johnson Forbes-Robertson. Music composed by Albert Cazabon. |
3. Programme
| Date | 2 August 1919 |
|---|---|
| Play(s) | The Winter's Tale |
| Production Date(s) | August 2nd 1919 to August 30th 1919 |
| Venue | Shakespeare Memorial theatre |
| Venue address | Stratford-Upon-Avon |
| Producer | W. Bridges Adams |
| Stage Manager | G. Hannam-Clark |
| Choreographer | Leah Hanman |
| Music Director | Albert Cazabon |
| Document ID | ET-D854 Original record |
| Held by | The British Library |
| Notes | Shakespeare Summer Festival. Organising committee chaired by Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson. Music composed by Albert Cazabon. |
Did you know?
The Lyceum Theatre company had so much scenery and props that it needed a whole train carriage.
